At present, money market funds are used by investors as a tool to manage liquidity and a place to park money for a short time, besides keeping it in banking accounts. As of February 2018, the size of money market funds was 240 billion baht, or 3% of savings deposit. In the future the Deposit Protection Agency would reduce the maximum insured amount of bank deposit to only 1 million baht. Hence, money market funds are likely to grow in size and emerge as an alternative for people looking for the...
Pursuant to the MOU, SEC and TGO will cooperate in sharing knowledge, communicating and giving advice to listed companies, securities issuers or business operators under SEC supervision regarding the importance and the benefits of reporting carbon footprint for organization. Both parties will also ensure to have Carbon Footprint for Organization monitoring, reporting and verification (MRV) system in place in accordance with international standards. On 19 August 2020, SEC in cooperation with TGO,...
Mrs.Chanyarat Sangtong Between 20 August, 2015 to 11 December, 2015, Mrs.Chanyarat Sangtong who involved in the UOB Freehold Eight Thonglor property fund (“UOB8TF”) bought UOB8TF Units by using
learned from the Board of Directors Meeting Agendas. In addition, he did not report his conflict of interest to the Board of Directors that on January 25, 2016 he bought 10,000 contracts of JASH16 Futures
Mr. Ratanachai Phatinavin Between February 24, 2014 and February 28, 2014, Mr. Ratanachai Phatinavin has illegally bought 9,000,000 shares of Eastern Star Real Estate Public Company Limited (ESTAR
high price to buy it back later (a) The SEC looked into the trade of the top 30 players in SCIB-C1 during August 10-11, 2004, and found no person sold SCIB-C1 at high prices and bought it back later at
Mr. Eakarat Apiwattanaporn Between 19 February, 2016 to 4 March, 2016, Mr. Eakarat Apiwattanaporn who is the foreign fund manager of UOB Asset Management (Thailand) Co., Ltd. (“UOB”) bought UOB
or purchase securities unavailable on the Stock Exchange for the clients. In reality, Wanvadee neither opened trading accounts nor bought any securities for the clients; 2. Falsifying her clients
own address and to submit capital reduction order for the client?s private fund. With the capital reduction payment, Thanjira bought investment units for the second client and Surasak. Moreover, she